Title
Creating Register of Deeds Branch in Quezon
Law
Republic Act No. 6466
Decision Date
Jun 17, 1972
Republic Act No. 6466 establishes a branch office of the Register of Deeds in Gumaca, Quezon Province, responsible for registering properties in the second congressional district and appropriates funds for its operation.
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Issuing authority and formal coverage

  • Republic Act No. 6466 is enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled.
  • The Act authorizes the creation and operation of a Register of Deeds branch office under the existing system for registers of deeds.

Purpose: branch Register of Deeds

  • Section 1 creates a branch office of the Register of Deeds of the Province of Quezon.
  • Section 1 establishes the branch office’s permanent station at the Municipality of Gumaca, same province.
  • Section 1 assigns the branch office the duty to perform all duties and functions of the register of deeds for a defined district coverage.

Geographical coverage and district constituency

  • Section 1 limits the branch’s jurisdiction to the entire second congressional district of the Province of Quezon.
  • Section 1 defines the second congressional district coverage by listing the Municipalities of:
    • Agdangan
    • Alabat
    • Atimonan
    • Buenavista
    • Calauag
    • Catanauan
    • General Luna
    • Guinayangan
    • Gumaca
    • Lopez
    • Macalelon
    • Mulanay
    • Padre Burgos
    • Perez
    • Pitogo
    • Plaridel
    • Quezon
    • San Andres
    • San Francisco
    • San Narciso
    • Tagkawayan
    • Unisan
  • Section 1 requires the branch office to perform all duties and functions of the register of deeds for the municipalities listed above.

Organizational staffing and authorized appropriation

  • Section 2 authorizes an appropriation out of any funds in the National Treasury not otherwise appropriated to carry out the Act’s provisions.
  • Section 2 authorizes a total appropriation of PHP 38,070.00.
  • Section 2 allocates the authorized appropriation as follows:
    • One deputy register of deeds — PHP 6,798.00
    • One supervising clerk I — PHP 4,544.00
    • Two clerks at PHP 2,424.00PHP 4,848.00
    • One cash clerk — PHP 2,560.00
    • One janitor-messenger — PHP 2,160.00
    • One laborer — PHP 2,160.00
    • Sundry expenses — PHP 15,000.00
  • Section 2 requires that any additional amount necessary in subsequent years shall be included in the annual General Appropriations Act.

Operational effect: assumption of duties

  • Section 1 mandates that the branch office shall perform all duties and functions of the register of deeds.
  • Section 1 ties the scope of “all duties and functions” to the entire second congressional district of the Province of Quezon.

Fund appropriation mechanics

  • Section 2 authorizes spending the approved amount for the enumerated personnel and expenses.
  • Section 2 restricts the appropriation source to funds in the National Treasury “not otherwise appropriated.”
  • Section 2 provides for continuity of funding by requiring future appropriations through the annual General Appropriations Act.

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